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I had heard about him long before I actually met him.
This fearless Northern Ndebele man fighting for what is good and just for his country and her people. He boarded our small plane dressed in a suit that had seen better days and was a good few sizes too large for his tiny frame.
He shook the hands of fellow passengers all along the isle and introduced himself to everyone. All the while his, large eyes darted from one face to the next with the speed of an African gazelle. Here was a man who missed nothing despite the smudges on his spectacles.
I noticed he walked with a slight shuffle, like that of an old man beyond his actual years.
He did not wait for me to extend my hand for the greeting. He just grabbed it. "H-h-h hallo. I am Ma-Ma-Masi-Masipula and I am from Zi-Zi-Zim-Zimbabwe".
He sounded like someone who had just spent a good few leisurely hours at the airport bar. He flopped into the seat across from mine.
We were on our way to a small kingdom that has almost nothing going for it, except majestic mountains and water.
Over the course of the next few days I developed a close bond with Mas. In a room filled with learned colleagues and African royalty we debated the future of traditional leadership. Despite the opposition of the royals, Mas defended his position with great eloquence and humor: "There is nothing traditional about African chiefs and headman – they all tasted polony".
The next time I met Mas my assignment was rather different. I had to teach and guide him and a fellow elderly scholar through the preliminaries of statistics. Which in itself was a formidable task. What made it even formidable was that neither had used a computer before.
Somewhere in between teaching him how to use a mouse and keep his pointer on screen, and that 't' in statistics has everything to do with significance and nothing with a hot beverage, I became "c-c-c-coach".
Then one evening he received bad news from home. As an open and consistent critic of the ruling despot, Mas expected things to get rough and accepted it as part of his life. Somehow, this evening things were different.
"C-c-c-coach, let's go t-t-t-to the ca-ca-caa- casino. I wa-wa-wa-want to see peasants loose money."
I had to provide him with a small amount of cash as the ruling despot ensured that they had no foreign currency for travel. "J-j-j-just in case I w-w-wa-want to participate".
With a mischievous smile he disappeared among the slot machines. I positioned myself at the upper-end of the bar for some people-watching.
Soon thereafter, about mid-way through the third beer pandemonium erupted. Bells tolled and whistles rang as if some one just got burgled. From where I sat I could see a blue light flashing on one of the machines. People started milling and three young ladies dressed in rather revealing clothing made a bee-line for the flicking light.
"C-c-c-c coach! C-c-c-coach! C-c-c-come quick!"
"B-b-b-b-bring cups!"
I found Mas where he was leaning over the machine. Hugging it. Using his body to shield and protect his riches. Coins flew from the mouth of the machine, into the little metal cup, then over onto the floor. There was money everywhere. In his pockets, on the floor – his cup was runneth over. Literally.
"They're gonna steal my money!" There was no time to stutter. He turned his head and flicked his eyes in the direction of the three scantily dressed young ladies. He pushed his legs further back to get more distance between the spitting machine and the crowd. He looked as if he was getting ready to be frisked. Security arrived and so did extra cups. Yet, Mas trusted no one. "C-c-c-coach, pick up the money". And so I did – on all fours, from under the machines and the tables. Until all was safely accounted for.
When I said goodbye to Mas at the airport he had with him a few boxes. Just the basics we take for granted: cooking oil, flour, mealiemeal, sugar and tea. "Our sh-sh-sh-shops are e-e-em-empty", he shrugged and boarded his flight. He was wearing a mokorotlo – a Basoto-style grass hat – and no doubt arrived home in style.
I was privileged enough to remain his coach for only a little while longer. Mas died unexpectedly of a stroke. He was only in his mid-fifties but a fighter for justice and liberty to his core.
Our last beer together was in Lilongwe. He'd learned to control his mouse and no longer pleaded "insanity" when asked to explain t-tests. After a long week eating only chicken – stormy weather on Lake Malawi prevented fishing, and the despot to the south prevented the meat-trucks from reaching their destinations further north – we decided to go into town in search of opinions and laughter.
In a rather upmarket nightclub I left him at the table while going to the bar to fetch our drinks. Upon returning, I found him with two scantily dressed young ladies sitting on his lap. Peering out from behind them with darting eyes he looked at me rather anxiously. "C-c-co-coach, I think the-the-the-these ladies want us to sin!"
Mas liked sweet treats and I know he would have liked these. Kaimati from Zanzibar. I had these some years later in a small cookery in Dar-es-Salaam run by a lady from Zanzibar. Mas was no longer with us but I know he would have liked these. Invite a good friend for tea and do not bother with tests of significance. I promise you, all friends are.


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We all know we should put some time into our relationships with our spouses or partners to build a healthy, loving bond. How many of us, though, put as much effort as we should into our relationship with our health? According to Professor Steven Blair of the University of South Carolina, USA in an article in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, physical inactivity is the biggest public health problem of the 21st century.
"There is now overwhelming evidence that regular physical activity has important and wide-ranging health benefits," he said.
Government guidelines suggest that that adults under 65 should do at least 150 minutes of moderate physical activity every week, but as only 14% of UK adults exercise regularly it seems that most of us are failing to reach that target.
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Digital Tutors – Set Dressing and Design in Maya | 1.26 GB
Learn a production workflow to layout, set dressing, and time-saving techniques for modeling, texturing, and scene development. Contains over 3 hours of project-based training and guides artists step-by-step through a proven approach to story-telling with set dressing, designing with art direction, and processes of building natural sets and environments as seen in animated feature films.
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St. Charles (Kane County, Illinois) Chronicle, April 19, 1901, Current In Kane County, Items of Interest Gathered From the Papers of the County and from Observation: Dr. Oscar S. Adams, who had practiced dentistry in Elgin for over thirty years, died in that city last Friday. He was born at Syracuse, N.Y., in 1836. (Posted as a courtesy, not related.)


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Web Design Des Moines and Tiller Web Design understands this.— According to Econsultancy, 47 percent of Internet users expect web page to load in less than two seconds, yet many companies fail to recognize this. In addition, the website reports 40 percent will leave a site if it fails to load within three seconds. As a result, companies need to emphasize speed when it comes to
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Unfortunately, a consumer won't know how long it takes for a site to load unless they find the site. For this reason, one must also focus on SEO. Shop.org reports that 85 percent of retailers obtain more visitors through search engine marketing than any other techique and Groupon states 60 percent of their direct traffic comes through organic searches. Companies, therefore, must focus on SEO along with their web design for optimal results.
"Search engine optimization remains the top lead generator for businesses in 2015, accounting for 94 percent of traffic. The higher one's site ranking, the more traffic it receives. In addition, a site's ranking influences the click through rate, and a high click through rate leads to more traffic, more leads, more visitors and more sales. All benefit a company," Hudspeth continues.
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Au chalet d'été (At the summer cottage)
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Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin (Ivan Chichkine, 1832 - 1898) was a Russian landscape painter closely associated with the Peredvizhniki movement.
He was born in Yelabuga of Vyatka Governorate (today Republic of Tatarstan), and graduated from the Kazan gymnasium. Then he studied at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, attended the Saint Petersburg Imperial Academy of Arts, which he graduated with the highest honours and a gold medal. He received the Imperial scholarship for his further studies in Europe. Five years later he became a member of the Imperial Academy in St. Petersburg and was professor of painting. His painting method was based on analytical studies of nature. He became famous for his forest landscapes, and was also an outstanding draftsman and a printmaker.
Shishkin owned a dacha in the south of St. Petersburg. There he painted some of his finest landscapes. His works are notable for poetic depiction of seasons in the woods, wild nature, animals and birds. He died in St. Petersburg, Russia, while working on his new painting.
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Signs of Nursing Home Abuse in San Francisco
Signs of elder abuse at a San Francisco nursing home can be difficult to notice unless you are aware of what to look for. Physical signs of abuse are easier to spot while emotional or verbal abuse can be more difficult. Our San Francisco Nursing Home Abuse Law Firm works with you to recognize nursing home abuse signs and then to further protect your loved ones.
Types of San Francisco Nursing Home Abuse
Victims of elder abuse may be subjected to neglect or physical, sexual, verbal and emotional abuse that can be detrimental to their health.
In physical or sexual abuse, you may notice bruising, broken bones and other unexplained injuries as well as torn or bloody underwear and unexplained STDs. Neglect abuse includes unsanitary living conditions, failure to receive food, clothing or assistance in personal hygiene. Victims of these types of abuse often have bedsores on their bodies that are dangerous and can lead to future infection and death.
Victims of emotional or verbal abuse usually do not have any visible signs of neglect, however, their personality and behavior may change. Verbally or emotionally abused patients often exhibit unusual behaviors such as biting or rocking as well as are emotionally upset or withdrawn from others.
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Shadowlands: Eleanor Glover and her Suitcase Theatre
by Anna Rice • January 21, 2013 • Living
Last month I dropped by the Centrespace studios – a cooperative space for artists and designers, with a gallery, in Bristol – to pay a visit to artist Eleanor Glover who is currently working on a rather special project involving a suitcase, a few old umbrellas, a shower-curtain, some cornflake packets, guitar strings and a couple of pieces of recycled wood. Experimenting with sculpture and calligraphy, Eleanor's works to date have all told stories and her fascination with shadows and the 'shadow self' (a concept which stems from Jungian psychology and its exploration of the darker, repressed and unconscious sides of ourselves), can be seen in her wonderfully expressive sculptures – for example in Shadow/Self and What It Is where shadows add an ethereal dimension to the physical piece. Birds are also a recurrent feature in her work (for example in the sculptures Pin Hole, A Close Examination, Ark, Passage and Once) and seem to represent extensions of their human character counterparts – they are at once companions, messengers and perhaps the embodiment of human fantasy in that they are able to fly, and in that flight achieve a freedom, that we can only imagine and long for. Eleanor's works are intensely personal, thoughtful, brave and humorous – so I was very excited to find out more about her latest ventures into the world of shadow puppetry theatre…
Eleanor's studio is a homely space accentuated by comforting signs of thought, contemplation and creation. Cardboard character cut-outs lay in piles around the room among the recycled materials, drawings and tools which would help bring them to life. Eleanor reached into a cupboard, pulled out a brown and black suitcase and laid it on the desk. It soon became clear that this was no ordinary suitcase but a travelling puppet theatre. Its front had been cut out and replaced with a screen made from an old shower curtain behind which her puppets come to life with the help of a small lamp. The stars of this suitcase stage are all made from recycled material such as cardboard which Eleanor seemed be relishing in the freedom of – "it's not as exacting as wood; it doesn't demand perfection" – she told me, as she started to animate one of the birds with the help of a guitar string contraption which moved its wings backwards and forwards.
Eleanor explained that her move into shadow puppetry was something of a natural progression from her mixed media narrative artwork. Earlier on in her career, she became apprentice to toy-maker Ron Fuller, creator of magical mechanical toys and automata, which, along with the works of toy-maker, sculptor and talented visual artist Sam Smith, inspired her to begin her own experiments with characterisation through sculpture. As a child growing up in the '80′s, I was given all sorts of electronic toys (such as a Speak 'N Spell, a Light Bright and various mass produced dolls) but the only toys to have really stood the test of time in both my memory and my 'save pile' are two clever and intricate folk-tale inspired mechanical wooden toys that I was given when I was about five. They brought me endless pleasure and seemed to communicate with my young self in a way that the more fashionable electronic toys never managed to. Shadow puppetry, likewise, has communication at its centre and it's something which both children and adults seem to respond to. Perhaps it's the dreamlike state that these dances with shadows allow us to enter – almost as if it they take us away from the harshness of the world we live in and reconnect us with something more primordial, where it's more acceptable to access and process deeper truths.
Since 2008 Eleanor has taken to the road with her portable theatre to perform a version of Hans Christian Anderson's The Constant Tin Soldier, a story through which she felt she was also able to tell and communicate something of her own narrative. She's performed at a variety of events and workshops including the Bath Literature Festival, the Black Swan Arts Centre in Frome and Ruthin Craft Centre in Wales – all to an enthusiastic reception but has also used the medium to help children growing up under challenging circumstances to tell their own difficult stories (apparently travelling to another planet is a popular theme with many of them). The children are encouraged to get involved with all aspects of the show, including the foley art (Robert Plant apparently once lent a hand as some thunder) and it has so far proved a successful medium for free expression.
A few weeks before my visit, Eleanor received the good news that she had won a place in Channel 4′s Random Shorts competition which has commissioned her to create a short shadow film with animator Emma Lazenby (a BAFTA award winning short-film animator in her own right). Eleanor is therefore currently in the process of working on a short shadow play she has written entitled The Visit, the storyboard for which was covering the back wall of her studio whilst I was there. I won't spoil the story but it's a poignant work which centres around a woman with a dog-shaped hole in her heart and draws on feelings of loss and sadness to create something which is ultimately uplifting. In Eleanor's words "it's about the desire for something you haven't got, the journey that that takes you on and the ultimate realisation that perhaps you've got what you need to be happy all along".
The Visit is due to screen on Channel 4 in Summer, 2013.
For more information and news on this and the works and workshops of Eleanor Glover, please visit her website at http://www.eleanor.glover.freeuk.com/index.html


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EVENT DATE: May 25, 2013
The challenge of our lifetime as a family we were provided a task to think out of the box...so here it is.To me this is as simple as it gets. It was over three years ago and my kid's and I were at my mom's and I didn't understand why my daughter Mariah and my son James didn't grasp the ability to read and comprehend as they seemed like your typical eight year olds wanting to play outside or watch there favorite show or just use their imagination,So we thought as time passed.
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Supporting the Community through Economic Development
Singing River Electric supports economic development in the communities it serves in two ways.
- Building infrastructure necessary to reliably support business and industry needs today and tomorrow.
- The cooperative works aggressively to match prospective economic development projects with U.S. Department of Agriculture rural development loans and grants.
USDA Rural Development Loans
The purpose of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Economic Development (RED) Loan and Grant program is to leverage private and other public funding to expand the economic base of rural communities. Under the RED loan program, provides loans to local utilities which in turn pass through the loans to local businesses for projects that will create and retain employment in rural areas.
As designated rural communities, the recipient counties were eligible to benefit from the federal funding.
- George County Board of Supervisors received a $1.3 million USDA RED loan to purchase property at the local industrial park to house a renewable energy project.
- George Regional Health System's loan purchased a new state of the art Digital Mammography Unit, which allowed the hospital to better address breast cancer screenings and diagnosis. A new vascular/echo ultrasound unit enabled the hospital to better diagnose and treat vascular and heart disease. Hospital efficiencies and patient care were improved with the purchases of a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) and a Nano Computed Radiography (CR) System. These pieces allowed the hospital to convert all radiology studies to digital information and allow for digital storage.
- Greene County benefited as a $370,000 USDA RED loan paid for much needed renovations to the Greene Rural Health Center and a $1.1 million RED loan helped construct a 15,800 square foot Jones County Junior College Learning Center adjacent to the Greene County Vo-Tech facility.
- Jackson County's Mississippi Export Railroad received a $740,000 RED loan used it to help construct a new 40,000 square foot bulk storage warehouse facility at the Helena Industrial Park.
SRE Revolving Loan Program
As a result of many years of successful local economic development projects through the Rural Economic Development Grant program, Singing River now has another funding mechanism to support local government and municipalities' economic development projects, the SRE Revolving Loan Program.
The purpose of the Revolving Loan Program is not to compete with local lending institutions, rather it is the intent of the program to stimulate private investments and complement local lenders for the creation of jobs and wealth for rural areas of our region. Projects to be considered for this program must create or retain employment or provide needed community facilities and services. These types of projects include industrial/commercial development, community infrastructure, community facilities, medical facilities, and training/educational facilities.
Applications will be received and reviewed during designated funding round time periods, which typically occur semi-annually. For more information on the revolving loan fund or the Rural Development Loans contact Nick DeAngelo at (228) 497-1313 ext. 2349.
Links to Area Economic Development Resources
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The Save The Children charity have launched a powerful 60 second clip to show what the life of an aid worker consists of.
In the short, but resonant clip it outlines the physical and mental struggle which people face in all manner of environments which have been afflicted by poverty, famine or war. It may be a gritty watch, but this is something which the charity felt was essential to get across the central message.
"The work Save the Children does on the ground is dangerous, hard, and frightening but that is what it takes to reach the children ignored by governments, ostracized by society, and stuck in extreme poverty. Save the Children workers are out there right now doing all of this in countries over the world." – adam&eve DDB joint managing director Mat Goff
From Save The Children:
Will you help us reach every last child?
The world has made incredible progress for children over the last 25 years – malnutrition is down and more children are in school. But that progress hasn't been fair. Millions of children have been forgotten.
Forgotten because they live on the street or discriminated against because of their gender, ethnicity or disability.
If we are ever going to end extreme poverty, these are the children we must reach now.


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We play on fine sensibility and logic. We look in spaces between our words and words are best approximations. Now we play along with the artists who had their own approximations that tended to infinity not stopping.
They reach approximate pie value but not its core beauty that is truth deep in ocean, surrounded by tiger. The tiger is meager approximation in a blue ocean with a rocking boat while the parents tended to infinity.
Beauty is not truth, only tends to it ,when you divide it by your nothing. Like parents it tends to your infinity. Your truth is infinity's not stopping, tending to it, divided by your zero, the spaces in words lapsed in time.
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For the love of green clay
For the last few months we have been using green clay instead of Thornit.
A friend using clay on a dog with extremely mucky ears has since reported the clay wins hands down over Thornit. I prefer the smell for one thing but it has also worked better, quicker than Thornit for us. I give a light dusting around the ear canal (Not in it) a pinch is all that's needed on clean dry ears. (I clean either with a little diluted Apple Cider vinegar if yeasty or Colloidal Silver) So far I have been using once a week for a few weeks and now once a month or just when needed.
Because of the clay's healing properties it can be a valuable tool for many problems.
Green clay helps bacterial and fungal infections as I myself recently found out. Had I known the rapid soothing relief it would give I would had applied it sooner to a rather nasty infection I had on a scar after being poorly, as it was in 24 hours all was calm again.
On wounds it dries and provides a protective barrier to flies and other beasties. Exto-parasites really do not like it.
Being rich in potassium, magnesium, calcium, manganese, phosphorus, zinc, aluminum, silicon, copper,selenium, cobalt, molybdenum and trace elements, if a dog wants to eat the clay when offered, do let them. Green clay has even been effective against malaria!
Clay can provide instant relief to a hot, damp, itchy dog (or person as I found out!) so helpful not only for the itch but for yeasty dogs.
Can also be used against fleas should you be so unlucky.
Give it a try to dogs that paw and eat dirt, they may like it.
Cut paws and pads are easily treated by a dusting with clay.
Clay absorbs toxins so nothing more suited to wounds or certain ear problems.
Gracie & Mateau from Spain
Recently we sent some clay over to Archez, a small village in southern Spain. Gracie had rescued Mateau, who had open wounds that refused to heal with anything the vet had given. Upon using the clay Gracie is so pleased with the results in such a short space of time that we are sending over more clay so she has some in stock, it's the first thing to have worked. I think you agree the photo's of the lovely Mateau are very telling.
So yes we have totally fallen in love with green clay, it has now become another staple to our medicine chest of goodness. I may even try some on my face before bed tonight, lets just see….


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Areva M5000 wind turbine was selected by Iberdrola, the first producer of renewable energy, for the Wikinger project, which will be developed in the Baltic Sea, 35 km off the German coast.
According to the agreement, Areva will deliver its M5000 turbines to Wikinger park wind installed capacity up to 400 MW (note: 80 units x 5 MW) whose construction is scheduled for 2016 and 2017 .
This follows from a process Areva tender "extremely disputed, in which several different technologies have been proposed (…) The two companies will now continue their negotiations to finalize the commercial aspects and technical supply contract."
Last year, Iberdrola, in partnership with Eole-RES, also chose Areva technology for the proposed 500 MW in the region of Saint-Brieuc, off the coast of Brittany, in the first call French offshore wind tender.
By 2014, the nuclear giant have more than 120 wind turbines in the North Sea.
"We are proud of the renewed confidence of Iberdrola in offshore wind technology of Areva, which reinforces our strong ambitions in Europe. Choice This once again demonstrates the credibility of our growth strategy and our commitment to long-term renewable energy," said Luc Oursel to conclude, CEO of Areva.


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We are proud to welcome the new head coach of the men's basketball team, Kevin Hamilton, to our NYIT family! Hamilton is more than just a coach; he has lived the life of an athlete.
The Long Island native attended North Babylon High School where he lead the team to a 20-2 record in 1976, while averaging 20 points per game and being named All-Long Island. After originally planning to go to Syracuse, North Carolina or USC, he injured himself his senior year of high school and was then recruited by Jim Valvano to go to Iona College.
"Jim Valvano made many promises about how good we would be, the great teams we would play and how I would be a big part of turning the program around," says Hamilton. "I liked the idea of being a big fish in a small pond."
Even from the small school in New Rochelle, New York, Hamilton continued to dream big and leave a legacy. In his four seasons at Iona, Hamilton helped guide the Gaels to an impressive 84-31 overall record as well as Iona's first two appearances in the NCAA Tournament, and was inducted into the Iona Hall of Fame. He was best known for his long-range shooting and ended his career as the school's fourth all-time leading scorer with 1,412 points. Hamilton led the team with 63 steals in just 34 games and scored a career-high 37 points in a win over Pittsburgh as the 9th best single-game performance in the history of Iona basketball. Hamilton knew he was one of the best in his position in the country, which motivated him to work harder and make strides.
After attending Iona, Hamilton went on to get drafted for the Boston Celtics in the 4th round of the 1980 NBA Draft. "I expected to get drafted and was honored to be picked by the Boston Celtics. Growing up in New York and being a huge Knick fan, it took me a few days to get over being drafted by the rival," Hamilton says with a smile. "When I was able to speak with Red Auerbach after the draft, it became very clear to me why they were great. Red, K.C. Jones and Jimmy Rodgers along with legendary coach Bill Fitch were the people I had to go impress. I was thrilled and anxious to get going, but at the end of the day I had to be prepared to go make the team and play my best."
Unfortunately, after being drafted Hamilton suffered an elbow injury in a preseason scrimmage that required reconstructive surgery. Although the injury ended his career, Hamilton did maintain a great relationship with Red and a few of his other teammates that made him still feel like a part of the team, who eventually went on to win the championship that season!
"It felt unbelievable to be a part of a championship team even though I didn't get to play," says Hamilton. "It gives you a sense of what it takes and the hard work that goes into being a champion. Those memories are some of the daily stories I tell my team hoping they will walk away with a nugget of information to use in their life. I have no regrets and was able to do something millions of athletes would love to do for just one day."
After surgery and knowing a short career was over, Hamilton went on to work for IBM, which was the start of a great business career for him. However, he did continue to watch the Celtics success over the years, knowing that even for a short while he was there. "I'm very thankful for the life I've been able to live and the support from so many people throughout the years."


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fall of the house of sunshine
episode 7: the fuzz awakens
Dankent - Nathaniel Kent
Janitor - Jenni Putney
Panglo - Melissa Lusk
Flosso - Jared Loftin
Jim American - Gabe Levey
Furlene - Melissa Lusk
Written by Jonathan A. Goldberg
Music by Matt roi Berger
About: Dankent, Panglo, and the Janitor regroup after escaping the Sanatorium. Meanwhile Flosso recruits a scientist to help him with his big idea.
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The Pearly Truth
The Pearly Truth
Is the Wisdom of the Tooth
That we shine so bright
So that others may delight
In the balance of an earth
That was long before our births
At the mercy of a blight
That wasn't quite right:
The Elder Fuzz
Was all before all was
And no life could stir
In the wilds of his fur
So by chance or by fate
(There still rages a debate)
A Tooth emerged!
And in the wisdom of his way,
As was then is still today,
The Tooth used powers to offset
And keep the Fuzz in check
So that now we may survive
The Tooth gave his only life
And only asks that we trust! (And brush!)
But the truth that he imbues
Isn't that of power used
It's of balance requisite
For anything to exist
And so we praise his sacrifice
And intone his holy lines
As we brush with pride!
Because the Pearly Truth
Is a wisdom that shines
And we hold it as the root
In the jawline of our lives.
For the world to exist
It must be made of equal parts
So every tooth will find a use
And know it in his heart.
So even those of us
That were touched by the Fuzz
Haven't any need to fear -
The Pearly Truth is clear.
And the thought, it makes me warm,
That though I be of felty form ,
There's a place for me!
I dream one day I'll have a tooth of my own!
And my mouth won't be so fuzzy and alone!
And so I shout and sing
Of all the Tooth may bring!
And revel in his wisdom that to you I now in tone:
The Pearly Truth
Is the Wisdom of the Tooth
That we shine so bright
So that others may delight
In the balance of an earth
That was long before our births
At the mercy of a blight
And wasn't quite right.
Both Tooth and Fuzz
Are forever all that was
They strike a chord so sweet
That exists in each of us.
So never should you fear
The path for us is clear
Just put your trust…
in The Pearly Truth!
Beardy Goes Down
Beardy goes down, Beardy goes down
Well good lord a Beardy Goes Down
Don't let anyone tell you otherwise:
Beardy goes down
One day Beardy went a walking in the hills and the pines
Found a hole in the ground that was neat so I climbed in side
Walked for miles and miles as the tunnel was long
And I ate my sandwich so my sandwich was gone
And I missed that sandwich so I cried and cried
Beardy goes down, Beardy goes down
Well good lord a Beardy Goes Down
Into the wet hot crotch of the earth
Beardy goes down
Now I come round a bend and whaddaya thinky there be?
Was an Elder sort a God of a fuzzy type lookin at me
He called in a voice both familiar and strange
Then he shoved his yarny fingers through my ears into my brain
And I shook like a flea in a fart - but I fin'ly could see:
Yeah, I saw through the eyes of our fuzzy lord
Saw the plan that he had for his boys and his girls
What that follow his ways of soft and fuzzy grace
I saw his dream of a world made of cotton
That was cleansed of a tooth that was growin' rather rotten
A wild, peaceful kind of place
And the rise of the purest fuzzy race
Well the vision soon end and the Elder Fuzz wake me with a shout
(Beardy goes down)
He said I snore in my sleep and I prolly should get that checked out
(Beardy goes down)
He said it might be nothing but it's best to be safe
And also I should go and tell the world of his ways
So I made for the surface, and that's what I'ma doing right now.
(Beardy goes down)
Beardy goes down, Beardy goes down
Well good lord a Beardy Goes Down
I'm tellin' y'all the fuzzin' truth
Beardy goes down
Beardy goes down, Beardy goes down
Well good lord a Beardy Goes Down
The Fuzzy one waits for us…
If you'd only go down.
Fuzzatronic Bomb
Them Dentites down in Molar think they found their pearly truth
Running 'round in caves to worship some big dopey tooth
Broadcasting their brainwashing - think they got their leash on us
Well I'd like to see them smiling when they're covered up in fuzz
Fuzzitronic Bomb!
Yeah it's coming for us all
Fuzzitronic Bomb!
To make us floppy furry dolls
Well you can scream and holler
You can call out for your mom
But her limp arms can't hold you none since
The Fuzzitronic Bomb
Fuzzitronic Bomb!
Yeah you'll learn to love the Fuzz
Fuzzitronic Bomb!
You best buy yourself a brush
Cuz when that big bang a Fuzzitronic fun
Comes rainin' down from the sky
Everything will turn puppety
Including you and I.
So stay tuned for that fuzzy boom
And kiss your teeth goodbye!


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Last week's Suggestion Box is coming a little late, so my bad. But there is some decent stuff none-the-less, so don't be upset! K thanks. For films we've got a new preview for the upcoming Harry Potter film, a few more new TV show recommendations (including Undercovers, Lone Star, The Event, and Hawaii Five-0), a […]Read more "Suggestion Box (Sept. 20 – 26)"


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|Will: No Blood for Oil Is
a Dishonest Anti-War Argument
Antiwar demonstrations all seem to feature one slogan: "No blood for oil."
The slogan is neither intelligent nor honorable.
Intelligent people can honorably differ about the wisdom and morality of war against Iraq.
But we should be able to agree that oil, an economic motive, is not driving U.S. policy.
Already the threat of war has added a "war premium" of about $10 to the price of a barrel of oil.
The cost of waging war, plus the cost of any damage Saddam Hussein does to his oil facilities, plus the post-war costs of occupying and rebuilding Iraq, would far exceed any foreseeable U.S. gain from changing the Iraqi regime that will control Iraq's oil.
Invade Canada?
We import 58 percent of the oil we use. But if seizing oil were our aim, our troops might be massing not in Kuwait but in North Dakota preparing to invade Canada, the number one source of imported oil providing three times more than Iraq.
We import twice as much from two other hemisphere neighbors, Mexico and Venezuela, as we do from Iraq.
Remember, oil is fungible. It pours from many sources into the world market pool.
After a war, we will get Iraqi oil the way we currently get more than one million barrels a day of it. We will buy it, paying what we pay today the world market price.
The "blood for oil" delusion springs from paranoia.
It accuses the entire American leadership of dishonestly invoking the specter of weapons of mass destruction to disguise economic cupidity.
But such weapons are not specters. They are real, and we should be able to debate how to deal with them without slandering the men and women making U.S. policy by calling them cynics, eager to shed "blood for oil."
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I'm looking forward to teaching and leading a week long fine arts camp starting Monday here in Edmond, Oklahoma, on stopmotion film making. I'm teaching this as a three hour class, Monday through Friday, at the Edmond Fine Arts Institute.
Last summer I taught this workshop at our church's fine arts camp, but it was a little frustrating to just get to work with each class of students about 45 minutes per day. This summer, we'll have three hours per day to work, so I'm expecting the experience to result in much deeper learning and (hopefully) even better quality videos.
This year we'll again use Frames by Tech4Learning as our stopmotion software. I bought the Clay Animation Kit from Tech4Learning last summer, which includes great resources for making stopmotion videos in addition to the Frames software. I wish the Third Annual Constructivist Celebration @ NECC was taking place AFTER this camp, since I'm sure I'll be inspired with new stopmotion filmmaking ideas during the event. None-the-less, I am REALLY looking forward to participating and learning during the "Celebration" this year as I've never been able to participate schedule-wise in this creative gathering!
I'll be making lots of updates to our stopmotion workshop wiki page throughout the week. At this point it looks like we'll just have eight participants, ages 9-12, and I'm going to have them work in pairs. I'm looking forward to this week of creative, digital fun and filmmaking!
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by Carol Folsom
the powdery scent of a phalanx of orange blooms
fine pollen mists from oaks beyond
our snaggle toothed wood fence
jasmine, ivy and purple morning glory
camouflage missing slats and rotting wood
while bees spy on roses
tea olives whisper vanilla through the screen
children shout on the trampoline next door
heads up, down, up
chittering squirrels patrol from limb to limb
a woodpecker drills a hollow cedar tree
its booty of buried bugs
a school bus shuffles and grunts and squeals its brakes
a convoy of cars roll in from work to home
I sip my cheap merlot
shots pop from the skeet range on New Berlin Road
a cardinal dives from fence to bottlebrush
beware of the cat below
my husband reports from his laptop, beer in hand
a bomb went off in a Pakistan playground today
he shakes his head no
Carol Folsom is an attorney who writes poetry, fiction and essays. She lives with her husband and son in Jacksonville, Florida. Her work has been published in Everyday Fiction, Cradle Songs, Three Minus One, Flashlight Memories, The Whirlwind Review and Talking Writing.
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Food for Thought
Food for Thought is a new performance series presented by Helen Simoneau Danse in collaboration with regional artist Caitlyn Swett and local artist Taryn Griggs. Modeled on the long running program of the same name at Danspace Project in NYC, Food for Thought is a platform to see thoughtfully curated performance and collect donations for the local Food Bank. Admission is $5 with 2 cans of food or $10 with no cans. Canned goods will be donated to Second Harvest Food Bank and matched by a donation from Whole Foods Market.
Adaptive Dance
Adaptive Dance, by Helen Simoneau Danse, is a creative movement program for patients hospitalized for rehabilitation following stroke, traumatic brain injury, and other neurological and orthopedic conditions. The program offers high-quality movement experiences for patients while educating participants in the process of contemporary dance-making. The program was developed in collaboration with the J. Paul Sticht Center on Aging and Rehabilitation at Wake Forest Baptist Health in Winston-Salem, NC.
Tori Westcott is HSD's Managing Director. Prior to joining HSDanse, Ms. Westcott managed the Adaptive Dance program at Boston Ballet, expanding it to serve individuals with various developmental and physical abilities. She studied developmental medicine as a LEND Fellow at Boston Children's Hospital and holds a M.Ed. from Harvard University, with a focus in arts and education.
Julianne Harper is an educator, performer, and choreographer with an extensive background in creating movement for non-typical dancers. She has trained in various dance forms, ranging from contemporary to tap, and has worked with students of all ages and mobility levels. Ms. Harper has participated in dance residencies for the Enrichment Center and for the Children's Center, and holds a BFA in Contemporary Dance from the University of the North Carolina School of the Arts.
This program is generously funded by The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation.


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A worker buried to his waist by dirt in a collapsing ditch was rescued yesterday evening after a six-hour ordeal -- hungry and a little numb, but with a smile on his face for the emergency crews that saved him.
Gabriel Kierson, 21, was one of five employees of Baywood Design Builders assigned to a waterproofing job at a home in the Woodmark development in West Friendship.
They had dug a trench about 12 feet deep and nearly 30 feet long along a leaky side wall of the house on Mount Albert Road.


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"I was lucky enough to find a tiny niche in a very saturated market"
Kelly Vittengl is more than just a beautiful girl who sells rugs, she has managed to make Frances Loom a name that everyone wants to be associated with. Before Kelly, the rug world was barely a world noticed, and now she has copy-cats trying to ride the wave she has created. Find out who Kelly is, and whats in store for the future of Frances Loom.
Who is Frances Loom? Im sure people think that is your name but lets clarify to everyone that your name is actually Kelly Vittengl.
Yes! My name is Kelly! You wouldn't believe (or maybe you would) the amount of e-mails I receive daily from customers referring to me as Frances. I'm not bothered by it though, I'm thinking I may someday name my daughter Frances. The name actually comes from my mother, it is her middle name. The whole name came about on a random day, almost 3 years ago, I was sitting at my old desk job feeling really inspired. I picked up a pencil and just started writing whatever came into my head, it was the most natural stream of consciousness. Suddenly, "Frances Loom" showed up on the paper and voilé!
How did you find yourself to become this rug lady? Have you always loved rugs? Or did it all happen accidentally?
Trust me, this was not some grand idea. I have known that I wanted to work in interiors since I was about 5 or 6 years old, I used to watch Martha Stewart on TV as a kid and was so inspired by her. After college I started working in set design, which transitioned to interior design. Through interior design, I started shopping at a lot of antique markets, and I began buying rugs whether a client wanted them or not - I would see too many beautiful pieces that I couldn't turn down. I started posting these rugs to Instagram and it was a snowball effect, the response was huge and very unexpected. In that moment, there was no one curating rugs the way I did and thanks to Instagram, I was lucky enough to find a tiny niche in a very saturated market that took off.
You're known as the rug slinger. How did that term come about?
It's very funny that the nickname stuck, because it all began as a joke! Right when I first started, my friends and I were always laughing about the fact that I was selling rugs (it was so random! Still is, actually.) I would drive around in my Jeep and it would be stacked with rugs. Friends started calling me the "rug thug" and then "rug slinger" was thrown out and that one just seemed to stick.
What's next for Frances Loom?
I have been traveling to Europe a lot recently. On my most recent trip, I was shopping some very small flea markets in tiny French towns. The goods I was finding really inspired me to want to expand. Sooooooooo *drum roll*... We'll be expanding into all home furnishings sometime around Spring '17!! I'm so excited about this. Everything will continue to be antique, one-of-a-kind, and hand picked, but we will just become a larger shop.
Do you see yourself living in Los Angeles forever?
I don't. That's not to say I wouldn't settled here in the future (or perhaps have multiple houses, one can dream), but I am such a creature of change that I am not quite ready to stay in one place yet. LA, and Venice in particular, have shaped me into the person I am today, more than I ever expected. I've been conjuring up a way to get my butt to Europe for a little while...
Lets talk love for a second. You have a stunning Italian boyfriend. Can you tell us all how you two met?
Leo! Yes, somehow I have acquired myself the dreamiest dreamboat of a guy. He lives in London, but ironically, we met here in Venice at my favorite bar at 2am. He was here on holiday, and I hate to sound cliché when talking about love, but it was what some may call "love at first sight" -- all joking aside, I believe in past lives and soulmates and what we have is something reminiscent of that. We were inseparable for the remainder of his stay and I booked myself a flight to London 3 weeks later. We now go back and forth, but I'm thinking he might just be that ticket to Europe I was talking about... :)
What is the most romantic thing he has done for you?
I know this isn't the most conventional answer, but the most important and romantic thing he does is show up for me every day. Even though we spend most of our time apart, he is extremely present and makes sure I know. It's very important when maintaining a long distance relationship.
What is your secret to life?
Trusting my gut. I really try to listen to myself and what I need, in every aspect of my life, down to the most insignificant details. Whenever I have to make a decision, I will literally stop and think about how I will feel when I do or don't do that thing - from doing a big business collaboration, to taking an unimportant phone call. If it doesn't feel right, I won't do it. I believe that if we can stay as true to our core as possible, that's when the magic happens.


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Inform and Improve Decisions with Analytics
The UC Center for Business Analytics brings together organizations and a world-class, multidisciplinary group of faculty and students to educate and exchange ideas and best practices on how to apply analytical methods for enhancing business and organizational performance.
Through the sponsorship of visiting scholars and executives in residence, the center aspires to be the world-renowned venue for the exchange of ideas on the most critical problems facing organizations, and how to best apply analytics to help solve these problems.
In collaboration with its corporate sponsors, the center accomplishes this through symposia, student projects, community training and applied research focused on the use of techniques such as data visualization, data mining, predictive modeling, simulation and optimization to solve important problems faced by businesses, government and non-profit organizations.
Center Goals
Education and research are two primary goals of the center. Within those broad categories, the center focuses on:
- Education: Through executive education events, seminars, non-credit short courses, the center expands awareness, educates on potential possibilities and deepens expertise in the use of analytical methods across a broad spectrum of problems.
- Investigation: As organizations are able to collect massive amounts of data more than ever before, the center engages faculty and students to develop new methods and apply existing techniques to use this data to solve current and emerging organizational problems.
- Integration: The center serves as an integration hub for applied analytics efforts, bringing together the expertise and experience of UC's diverse educational and industry experiences to bear on important, challenging business problems.
- Promotion: The center seeks to disseminate and advocate for the broader use of these methods.


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For immediate release: February 26, 2016
Contact: Eric Feaver, MEA-MFT President, 406-442-4250
MEA-MFT, Montana's largest labor union, has announced that its Committee On Political Education (COPE) has endorsed Denise Juneau in the race for Montana's sole representative in the U.S. House.
MEA-MFT is 18,000 Montana employees working in state and local government, k-12 public schools, Montana university system, Head Start, and private sector health care. The union's COPE members represent all membership types and include Republicans, Democrats, and Independents.
The union endorsed Juneau following an extensive candidate interview.
"As Montana's Superintendent of Public Instruction, Denise Juneau has proven herself an outstanding champion for public education and for working families," said MEA-MFT President Eric Feaver.
"She has also proven her capacity to lead our state in a progressive way. Even when Montana was compelled to comply with federal education law, Denise made it work for Montana kids. She pushed back against federal policies that don't make sense in our state. As a result of her leadership, Montana public schools didn't suffer the outrageous things that happened in New York, Indiana, and other states due to the federal No Child Left Behind and Race to the Top policies."
Feaver noted that Juneau has also raised Montana's academic standards, raised Montana's high school graduation to the highest rate ever recorded, and fought to keep public schools public.
"Denise knows how to bring people together to get things done," he said. "Her Graduation Matters Montana initiative is a case in point. It brings together parents, students, business leaders, community members, and educators to work toward a common goal – getting every Montana student through high school ready to succeed. It has been a phenomenal success. That's the kind of leadership we need in Montana and the nation."
Feaver continued, "Denise knows how to make things work in a rural, local control state like Montana, where people want to be free of rigid federal dictates. She'll take that ability to Congress. She speaks with great clarity, conviction, and experience for our rural state -- a natural resource and agricultural state with excellent public schools and sound fiscal policy."
MEA-MFT represents 18,000 k-12 teachers and school support staff, Head Start employees, state and county employees, university faculty, and private-sector health care providers working in communities all across Montana. MEA-MFT is a merged affiliate of the National Education Association and American Federation of Teachers and is the largest affiliate of the Montana State AFL-CIO.
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Pradhan Mantri Dhan Jan Yojana & Financial Inclusion
The GOI has with a tremendous amount of fanfare announced the Pradhan Mantri Dhan Jan Yojana (PMDJY) a scheme for financial inclusion. To learn a little more about the mechanics of the scheme, I searched the net. To my surprise, I found that no details of "Sampoorn Vittiyea Samaveshan, An Approach Paper for Comprehensive Financial Inclusion", the fore-runner of the PMDJY is available on the website of Department of Financial Services, GOI. Even more surprising is that the link to the circular on PMDJY does not respond! Checking with some friends who are involved in implementing the scheme, I was told that full scheme details are still awaited. Meanwhile we have opened 1.5 crore accounts without having much clarity as to what is the aim of the scheme and how it would be operated!
A cursory search of recent opinion / news articles on the subject seems to suggest that most Indian policy makers and academicians still believe that the primary thrust of financial inclusion should be on providing credit. The use of credit as a developmental tool may have once upon a time seemed clear and straightforward with the belief that increases in the volume of cheap credit is necessary and sufficient to boost incomes and that the poor can be brought into the mainstream of development through supervised credit programs. However, this has not been borne out by the adverse experiences over the last 40-50 years, across the globe. Over this period substantial research and literature on the subject suggests that such a course of action has various pitfalls and there is a lot of life on the subject of either Economic Development or Financial Inclusion beyond giving cheap loans.
Moreover, an added quantum of debt burden cannot and does not replace availability of clean drinking water, functional schools and primary health centers, motorable roads and bridges, regular supply of electricity etc. However, it does add to the phenomenon of farmer's suicides.
Popular discussion on the scheme seems to concentrate solely on the freebies, such as the clean Overdraft and Insurance. The aim of the government seems to be on ensuring a means for direct cash transfers. There is little on how to provide secure, safe, convenient savings facilities to the un-banked millions without the transaction costs going through the roof for the banks implementing the scheme. If some of the transactions costs cannot be wished away, what portion the government is willing to pick up and for how long also needs to be addressed upfront. Providing such saving mechanism is a critical need as it would not only help to build savings (and capital accumulation) but also provide a hedge against vagaries of earnings which varies from day to day, month to month, and season to season for vast multitudes.
In case, the intended beneficiaries of the accounts opened under PMDJY do not find it convenient (in terms of time, effort, cost) to transact on these accounts continuously over time, it would be very irrational for them not to avail the freebies and scoot!
Contrary to popular conception the poor also save; in cash, by purchasing liquid assets (jewellery, cattle etc.), by delaying selling farm produce, not insisting on receiving full payment for services or goods upfront, giving to friends / relatives for safe keeping etc. Savings in cash when not stolen, lost, or borrowed (without expectation of return) loses value over time. But there seems to be little interest or market research on the subject on how or why do the bottom 30% save and what can be done to improve on the present position.
In all probability we seem to be bent on squandering another opportunity. But life goes on, and of course the soul is immortal as stated by Lord Krishna himself in the Bhagwad Geeta. So why worry!


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CNN.com recently featured an Op-Ed by Anthony Tarricone, the president of the American Association for Justice. The interesting Op-Ed highlighted the recent uptick in "lawyer blaming" that opponents of health care reform are using. Mr. Tarricone summarized it quite nicely when he wrote, "Somehow, the fringes of the GOP have made health care about trial lawyers and medical malpractice. Instead of focusing on how to fix our broken health care system, opponents of real reform would rather limit the legal rights of injured patients. Talk about misguided priorities."
As attorneys at Levin & Perconti see on a daily basis, medical negligence affects real people. Studies indicate that up to 98,000 people die yearly from preventable medical errors, and countless more are severely injured. Mr. Tarricone compared this statistic to two 737s crashing daily for a year. If this were to happen, would we blame the airlines or the passengers? And, would we question the FAA?
Despite forty-six states passing some kind of tort reform, costs of health care have continued to skyrocket. As Mr. Tarricone poignantly addresses, tort reform has served to allow insurance companies to make record profits off of the backs of doctors and patients.
Unfortunately, despite actual proof that tort reform has not helped, health care reform opponents in the Senate will propose similar ways to limit patients' legal rights and will try to allow the insurance companies to continue to profit off of the backs of doctors and patients. If society really wants to put the lawyers out of business, decrease the number of wrongful deaths and personal injuries from preventable medical errors.
Please keep this in mind when you hear about the upcoming health care reform legislation. And, contact your Senator and tell him your views on whether the bill should include the so-called "tort reform."
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Stone Island by Vousten
Stone Island: functional and stylish menswear
The combination of innovation and style leads to interesting creations. Modern man goes with the times. That means that the wardrobe is matched to the identity of the man. A formidable example of how style and innovation successful merger is Stone Island. This Italian brand is known worldwide for their specialization in surface treatment of materials and painting techniques. This unique process makes the clothing is durable, tasteful and perfectly finished. It provides clothing that meets the demanding modern man.
Stone Island brand
The brand, which has existed for more than thirty years, is known for its distinctive logo. The compass on the left sleeve, called the patch is removable. It is an appropriate logo for the stonewashed technique SI leader in quality jeans and jackets. Stone Island test materials and features to achieve the best results. By collaborating with renowned designers, SI is also able to achieve original designs. This manifests itself in many collections that have been released over the years. The use of innovation and design come together in a sublime way and delivers on modern menswear. As the brand continues performing technologically advanced experiments on fabric and design, emerge as the best creations of the men's fashion industry. This allows the Stone Island creations are durable, reliable, modern and very practical. Without sacrificing comfort on the clothing consists of thermo-sensitive material, attractive colors, light-weight polyester, Kevlar, non-woven fabrics and layered fabrics. Stone Island redefines fashion, which is particularly noticeable in the popularity among the young generation. Many men have discovered how the brand is a valuable addition to their wardrobe.
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The clothes of this superior brand is available at Voustensports.com. It is the most complete stone island shop with a clear range, a simple ordering process and high customer ratings. On Voustensports.com find documents including coats / jackets, trousers, knitwear, sweatshirts, polos, shirts, shorts, shoes, sweaters, bags, hats and accessories. Vousten Fashion is an expert in this celebrated brand founder Massimo Osti. Besides the online offer is at Vousten Mode also possible to view the garments and fit location on Main Street 81 in Schijndel. This functional clothing, with beautiful design and appearance, is very suitable for modern and fashion-conscious man. In the showroom to see the range of these designer clothes. Each customer will be warmly received and when needed is advice given to size.


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Tonight, as our group began singing the words to "How Great Is Our God", my heart swelled with love for the God we were singing about and the blessed life I have. There are a couple of dates in May of significance for me. On May 7, 2003, I was … [Read more]
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My Bible plan has me in 1 Samuel right now. As I was reading through the anointing of Saul, I was struck by this thought... it was not God's plan to have a king. It was the people that wanted one. 1 Sam 8:5, "Now appoint for us a king to judge … [Read more]
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